National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1887-07-01
TIE MARKET AGAIN WEAK.
Under Pressure 20 Sell Stocks Decline
Money Tight


NEW YORK, June 30.-The strength aud
activity which has marked the stock market
the past three days were entirely lacking
to-day, and prices, with the exception Of
few Insignificant reactions, were heavy TO
weak throughout the day. There was re-
newed selling TO realize the profits OF the
last few days, and the room traders, who
have been bullish from the supposed set
Element OF the telegraph difficulties, expe-
perienced revulsion Of feeling to-day aud
were again active in helping prices down.
Money again worked very hard In couse.
quence OF the liberal calling OF loans by
corporations preparatory TO the July die
bureements and the rate again reached
per cent. per day and interest. London
was moderate seller. Western Union was
again the pivotal stock, and was weak
throughout the day with the exception OF a
sharp rally in the first hour.
The opening was quite irregular, though
the changes from yesterdays final figures
were for small fractions only, with the ex-
ception OF Canada Southern, which was up
2. The market was active and weak In the
early dealings under the lead OF Western
Union, which broke II per cent. A sharp
rally followed, In which New England was
conspicuous, though the general list barely
recovered the early declines. There was a
done after that time and prices again took
a downward turn, although the movement
was sluggish. Later, tho fluctuations be.
came exceedingly narrow and business de-
cidedly dull uptfl well into the afternoon,
when s"ssey- Central, New England, and
Missouri Pacific developed marked weak
ness though the declines were afterwapi
nearly recovered. In the last hour THE
market became again very dull and the
close was heavy, generally at shade better
than the lowest prices reached.
Money on call has been tight, ranging
from to O., last loan OF 70, and closing at
4 to /. Sterling exchange dull and
steady. Actual business at 4s2 TO 49,
for co.day bills, and 4s8 to 4 ~
Government bonds have been dull 'bu
| firm. State bonds have been dull and
steady.
Treasury balances-Coin, s134,5l9,3 $40;
| currency, $15, 425, 206.
The following were the closing bid quo
tations
4, 1874; A COUP, loo1aai Pac, 6 of ,9S, 1851
G MO- Co., 6 sS Of W. i 81 iV Con- L. g. oGa
| do. As, es Tenn. settlement 6s, log; do. IS.
1925. Va. 6s, ds; do: consols, MN Q, 40.
Tenn. settlement O., 70; Cen, pae. arsss, Iic9i
Northern Pac. ilrs,s, us; do. seconds, i0i2l
| Northwestern cons, l39; do. dehenture, 1889
i 81. H. and San Fran, "llb, ~. PHui con-, III
st. L Chicago. and Pac. frsts, l2i: Southern
Pac. tirsts, ll21k; T. z. Il. g. and G. I5h; Union
Pac. firsts. 1l6l4; West Shore, 1885; Adams
Express, IA; Alton and 4. H.. A; do. ,pfl.,
7515: Am. Express, 100; Bos. Air Line pfd., 90
| u. c. and II. N. 50 Canada Southern, 60
Canton, 1856: Cen. Pac. 391A; Ches and Ohio.
z; Chicago and Alton. 1is: do. pfd leo
| q. B. and O., 1d5; Cleveland and Col 6ll1
Con; Coal, 2ii Del. and Mud, 1919; Del. and
L.. 1880; DENY. and r. G., 29l5: Erie, 5Es;do
gfd., 1034; Fort Wayne, $50; Harlem. Ills
Houston and Texas, 20; III. Gen., l22; Kans
and Texas, 291ss; L. f. aud W., 81 Lake Shore
9s; Lvl, and Nash, 6314; Manhatn and Con
| 118; NJ. and Char, 80; Met. T., 16l: Mich
| Cen, 81; Mo. Pac., 104H; Mob. and o., II
Mar, and f., 1925 N. Chat. SO; N. ]. Cen.
| 791l Norfolk and Western .pfd., 40; Northern
Pac., 32t4: do. .pfd., $50 Northwestern, 1l9
do. pid,, las; n. Y. Cen, 1904; Chicago and
st. L., 1877: do. Ifd, 1885, Ohio and Miss, 2Sl5
| do. pfd., So; Oregon Nav, 90; Pac. Mail
| dGi4 Pittsburg, 1853: Reading, 5l15: Richmond
and Aleg.,. ~; Richmond and Dan, $50; Rocs
lspd 1870. st. L. and San. Fran, $50; do. pfd.
| 1915 do. first pfd., 1l5 st. Paul, $50: dc pid.
1221a; st. p. and O., 5215: do. pid., ll214: Texa
| Pac., 30ss; Union Pae., 5S}l; U. S. X.61; Wab
Pac., 10; do. pfd., 81; Wells Fargo, 1877 West
Union, n; Tenn. Coal and Iron, So; Cotton
Oil Trust, 4614; Quicksilver, 81; do. pfd, 80.
@Asked.
Grain and Provisions.
Following is the range of prices In the Chicag
market, furnished by ID. X. Plain Il Co., st. Cloui